> var myTmpl = tmpl`Dear ${{first}} ${{last}}`; // (*)
> alert(myTempl.render({ first: "Jane", last: "Doe" }));
>
> The handler (at (*)) is called like this:
> tmpl(callSiteId73654, { first: undefined }, { last: undefined });
>
> BTW: won’t it be a problem (for this use case) if the variables first and
> last don’t exist?
>
> It would indeed be a problem. How much does this matter?
It only matters if template generation (jQuery templates etc.) works as
sketched above. However tests quasis for their ability to support jQuery
templates must have a solution in mind that works.
I would expect templating (however it is implemented) to be a frequent use
case, given how many templating engines are out there and given how elegant a
solution quasi-literals are.
--
Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
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home: rauschma.de
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